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Staatsblad Moniteur BELGISCH MONITEUR STAATSBLAD BELGE Publicatie overeenkomstig artikelen 472 tot 478 van de Publication conforme aux articles 472 à 478 de la programmawet van 24 december 2002, gewijzigd door de loi-programme du 24 décembre 2002, modifiés par les artikelen 4 tot en met 8 van de wet houdende diverse bepalingen articles4à8delaloiportant des dispositions diverses du van 20 juli 2005. 20 juillet 2005. Dit Belgisch Staatsblad kan geconsulteerd worden op : Le Moniteur belge peut être consulté à l’adresse : www.staatsblad.be www.moniteur.be Bestuur van het Belgisch Staatsblad, Leuvenseweg 40-42, Direction du Moniteur belge, rue de Louvain 40-42, 1000 Brussel - Adviseur : A. Van Damme 1000 Bruxelles - Conseiller : A. Van Damme Gratis tel. nummer : 0800-98 809 Numéro tél. gratuit : 0800-98 809 178e JAARGANG N. 293 178e ANNEE MAANDAG 22 SEPTEMBER 2008 LUNDI 22 SEPTEMBRE 2008 Het Belgisch Staatsblad van 19 september 2008 bevat Le Moniteur belge du 19 septembre 2008 comporte drie uitgaven, met als volgnummers 290, 291 en 292. trois éditions, qui portent les numéros 290, 291 et 292. INHOUD SOMMAIRE Wetten, decreten, ordonnanties en verordeningen Lois, décrets, ordonnances et règlements Federale Overheidsdienst Mobiliteit en Vervoer Service public fédéral Mobilité et Transports 30 JUNI 2008. — Koninklijk besluit tot regeling van de kennis van de 30 JUIN 2008. — Arrêté royal réglementant la connaissance de la Engelse taal in de burgerluchtvaart, bl. 49151. langue anglaise dans l’aviation civile, p. 49151. Federale Overheidsdienst Economie, K.M.O., Middenstand en Energie Service public fédéral Economie, P.M.E., Classes moyennes et Energie 18 JULI 2008. — Koninklijk besluit betreffende een jaarlijkse enquête 18 JUILLET 2008. — Arrêté royal prescrivant une enquête annuelle naar de structuur van de ondernemingen, bl. 49153. sur la structure des entreprises, p. 49153. Ministerie van Landsverdediging Ministère de la Défense 30 JULI 2008. — Koninklijk besluit tot wijziging van het koninklijk 30 JUILLET 2008. — Arrêté royal modifiant l’arrêté royal du besluit van 6 maart 1985 tot regeling van de organisatie en de werking 6 mars 1985 portant organisation et fonctionnement de l’Institut van het Nationaal Geografisch Instituut en van de vereffening van de géographique national et réglant la liquidation des subventions à cet subsidies aan dit instituut, bl. 49187. institut, p. 49187. Federaal Agentschap voor de Veiligheid van de Voedselketen Agence fédérale pour la Sécurité de la Chaîne alimentaire 8 AUGUSTUS 2008. — Ministerieel besluit tot vaststelling van de 8 AOUT 2008. — Arrêté ministériel fixant les modalités particulières bijzondere modaliteiten voor een melding met het oog op registratie of pour une notification en vue d’un enregistrement ou une demande een aanvraag voor toelating en/of erkenning bij het Federaal Agent- d’autorisation et/ou d’agrément auprès de l’Agence fédérale pour la schap voor de Veiligheid van de Voedselketen, bl. 49188. Sécurité de la Chaîne alimentaire, p. 49188. Gemeenschaps- en Gewestregeringen Gouvernements de Communauté et de Région Waals Gewest Région wallonne Waalse Overheidsdienst Service public de Wallonie 28 AUGUSTUS 2008. — Besluit van de Waalse Regering betreffende 28 AOUT 2008. — Arrêté du Gouvernement wallon relatif à la het afleveren van een getuigschrift van bekwaamheid ter bekrachtiging délivrance d’un certificat d’aptitude sanctionnant la formation de van de opleiding tot onthaalverantwoordelijke in een zonnecentrum, responsable de l’accueil dans un centre de bronzage, p. 49199. bl. 49200. 204 bladzijden/pages 49148 BELGISCH STAATSBLAD − 22.09.2008 − MONITEUR BELGE Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest Région de Bruxelles-Capitale Ministerie van het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest Ministère de la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale 16 SEPTEMBER 2008. — Ministerieel besluit tot afschaffing van het 16 SEPTEMBRE 2008. — Arrêté ministériel abrogeant l’arrêté minis- ministerieel besluit van 26 maart 2008 houdende de aanduiding van het tériel du 26 mars 2008 déterminant l’organisme susceptible d’émettre et organisme dat geschikt is om de labels van garantie van oorsprong uit d’échanger des « labels de garantie d’origine » pour le compte de la te geven en uit te wisselen voor rekening van het Brussels Hoofd- Région de Bruxelles-Capitale, p. 49201. stedelijk Gewest, bl. 49201. 16 SEPTEMBER 2008. — Ministerieel besluit houdende bepaling van 16 SEPTEMBRE 2008. — Arrêté ministériel portant précision des de rendementsreferentiewaarden voor de gescheiden productie van valeurs de rendement de référence pour la production séparéede warmte en elektriciteit bedoeld in de bijlage III, deel 3, b), van het chaleur et d’électricité visés à l’annexe III, partie 3, b), de l’arrêté du besluit van de Regering van het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest van Gouvernement de la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale du 6 mai 2004 6 mei 2004 betreffende de promotie van groene elektriciteit en van relatif à la promotion de l’électricité verte et de la cogénération de kwaliteitswarmtekrachtkoppeling, bl. 49202. qualité, p. 49202. Gemeenschappelijke Gemeenschapscommissie van het Brussels Hoofd- Commission communautaire commune de la Région de Bruxelles- stedelijk Gewest Capitale 5 JUNI 2008. — Besluit van het Verenigd College van de Gemeen- 5 JUIN 2008. — Arrêté du Collège réuni de la Commission schappelijke Gemeenschapscommissie van het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk communautaire commune de la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale fixant Gewest tot vaststelling van het aandeel voor het jaar 2008 van ieder la quote-part pour l’exercice 2008 de chaque centre public d’action openbaar centrum voor maatschappelijk welzijn van het Brussels sociale de la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale dans le Fonds special Hoofdstedelijk Gewest in het Bijzonder Fonds voor Maatschappelijk de l’aide sociale et les modalités de paiement, p. 49208. Welzijn en van de modaliteiten van de betaling, bl. 49208. Andere besluiten Autres arrêtés Federale Overheidsdienst Buitenlandse Zaken, Buitenlandse Handel en Service public fédéral Affaires étrangères, Commerce extérieur et Coopé- Ontwikkelingssamenwerking ration au Développement Buitenlandse consulaten in België, bl. 49210. Consulats étrangers en Belgique, p. 49210. Ministerie van Landsverdediging Ministère de la Défense 30 AUGUSTUS 2008. — Koninklijk besluit betreffende de samen- 30 AOUT 2008. — Arrêté royal relatif à la constitution du jury stelling van de examencommissie voor de voorstelling van de eind- pour la présentation du mémoire de find’études à l’Ecole royale scriptie in de Koninklijke Militaire School voor het academie- militaire pour l’année académique 2007-2008 de la 158e promotion jaar 2007-2008 van de 158e promotie polytechniek, bl. 49210. polytechnique, p. 49210. 28 JULI 2008. — Ministerieel besluit betreffende de samenstelling 28 JUILLET 2008. — Arrêté ministériel relatif à la constitution van de examencommissies voor de taalexamens voor de zittijd van des jurys des épreuves linguistiques pour la session de septem- september 2008-oktober 2008, bl. 49211. bre 2008-octobre 2008, p. 49211. Krijgsmacht. Speciale functie. Aanwijzing, bl. 49214. — Krijgsmacht. Forces armées. Fonction spéciale. Désignation, p. 49214. — Forces Pensionering van een beroepsofficier, bl. 49214. — Krijgsmacht. armées. Mise à la pension d’un officier de carrière, p. 49214. — Forces Overgang van het kader van de beroepsofficieren naar het kader van de armées. Passage du cadre des officiers de carrière vers le cadre des reserveofficieren, bl. 49214. — Krijgsmacht. Aanstelling van officiers de réserve, p. 49214. — Forces armées. Commission d’officiers reserveofficieren, bl. 49214. — Krijgsmacht. Toekenning van het hogere de réserve, p. 49214. — Forces armées. Octroi du brevet supérieur stafbrevet aan hoofdofficieren, bl. 49214. — Leger. Landmacht. d’état-major à des officiers supérieurs, p. 49214. — Armée. Force Overgang van het kader van de beroepsofficieren naar het kader van de terrestre. Passage du cadre des officiers de carrière vers le cadre des reserveofficieren, bl. 49215. — Leger. Landmacht. Toekenning van het officiers de réserve, p. 49215. — Armée. Force terrestre. Octroi du hogere stafbrevet, bl. 49215. — Koninklijk Museum van het Leger en de brevet supérieur d’état-major, p. 49215. — Musée royal de l’Arméeet Krijgsgeschiedenis. Wetenschappelijk Personeel. Bevestiging in een d’Histoire militaire. Personnel scientifique. Confirmation dans une functie van rang A, bl. 49215. fonction de rang A, p. 49215. Gemeenschaps- en Gewestregeringen Gouvernements de Communauté et de Région Vlaamse Gemeenschap Vlaamse overheid 10 JULI 2008. — Besluit van de Vlaamse Regering betreffende de modulaire structuur van het secundair volwassenenonderwijs voor het studiegebied ’personenzorg’. Erratum, bl. 49216. Provincie Antwerpen. Gemeentelijk ruimtelijk uitvoeringsplan. — Gemeente Arendonk : De Brulen, bl. 49269. — Provincie Antwerpen. Gemeentelijk ruimtelijk uitvoeringsplan. Gemeente Kasterlee : Zone- vreemde bedrijven, bl. 49269. BELGISCH STAATSBLAD − 22.09.2008 − MONITEUR BELGE 49149 Nederlands-Vlaamse Accreditatieorganisatie 11 AUGUSTUS 2008. — Besluit (nr. 295) betreffende de accreditatie van de opleiding Master of Quantitative Analysis in the Social Sciences (master na master) van de Katholieke Universiteit Brussel en de Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, bl. 49269. 26 AUGUSTUS 2008. — Besluit (nr. 296) betreffende de accreditatie van de Bachelor in het onderwijs : kleuteronderwijs (professioneel gerichte bachelor) van de Katholieke Hogeschool Limburg, bl. 49269. 26 AUGUSTUS 2008. — Besluit
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